2012-10-31
2012-10-31
PROGRAM
Capitol Hill Hearings 3
Andrea Mitchell Reports 2
FOX and Friends 2
Jansing and Co. 2
Special Report With Bret Baier 2
U.S. Senate 2
11 News Today 1
ABC2 News Good Morning Maryland 5AM 1
ABC2 News at 6PM 1
CBS Morning News 1
Capital News Today 1
Democracy Now! Special 1
Lou Dobbs Tonight 1
News4 Midday 1
Noticias Telemundo 48 1
Public Affairs 1
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STATION
CSPAN 5
CSPAN2 3
FOXNEWS 2
FOXNEWSW 2
MSNBC 2
MSNBCW 2
SFGTV2 2
WMAR (ABC) 2
COMW 1
FBC 1
KPIX (CBS) 1
KSTS (Telemundo) 1
LINKTV 1
WBAL (NBC) 1
WRC 1
LANGUAGE
English 26
Spanish 1
TOPIC
obama 20
sandy 20
new york 19
florida 17
romney 17
new jersey 16
virginia 14
washington 14
chris christie 13
new york city 13
afghanistan 12
michigan 12
pennsylvania 12
colorado 11
mexico 10
ohio 10
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WBAL - 11 News Today
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11 News Today
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to get into the u.s. from mexico by the way of a makeshift ramp. the truck was dangling. men managed to give back to mexico. the truck and the ramp was seized. >> al l right. 41 degrees at the airport. >> we have another accident at the sykesville area. we have a serious accident on the capital beltway. >> the weather will be quiet in chilly. we will check the seven-day forecast. very low wi >> sandy's impact wasn't as powerful as it could have been here. >> b.g.e. crews have been working around the clock. joining us with more is ken. thank you for coming in. you lost power as well. >> yes, we did. >> your crews have done a fantastic job restoring power. >> we have restored about 260,000. as the storm moves on, the jobs are smaller. we still have more people coming in from texas and oklahoma and new mexico, a total of 14 states and they are still arriving and they will be put to work. >> how do decide who gets power first? >> most critical or hospitals and pumping stations. yesterday we were trying to restore the backbone. then you can go into the local neighborhoods. today will try
CSPAN - Washington Journal
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Oct 31, 2012
CSPAN
Washington Journal
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to john in new mexico. on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. it is a great honor to be on the c-span. i studied this report in geology actually last year at unm, and wrote a report on this report. they use words like unequivocally, climate change is real, they use words like absolutely the climate has been changed. 95% degree of certainty the climate has been changed. now, i drive a ford. and i like driving, like the freedom of driving. i do not want to be a hypocrite. because climate change is real. and you can ignore climate change, it will not go away. claiming it is an act of god will not change it. the top scientists have agreed that the ocean level is rising from melting ice around the world. climate change is real. host: here is the washington times editorial. regulationsomobiles will claim hundreds of lives by making vehicles less safe. the environmental protection agencies were on call shut down to water plants that produce af- caller: i do not know there is enough money to throw at the problems. it is very depressing to me. because i really think that there is going to
FOXNEWSW - Special Report With Bret Baier
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Special Report With Bret Baier
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Oct 31, 2012


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COMW - The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
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Oct 30, 2012
COMW
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
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Oct 30, 2012


. mexico, france. pakistan. (laughter) all in all last night made a fine conclusion, though, to the trillltrilogy of debates betweee two candidates eager acceptance of remote controlled hellfire drones to achieve that end. we learned mitt romney has basically come around to barack obama's position on foreign policy and barack obama's come around to the bush administration's policy on aggression overseas but don't worry, people. >> the foreign policy debate of the three debates i assume this will be the least watched of the three. >> so many voters in recent polls have said they don't care anything about foreign policy. >> yes or no, this debate matter? >> i don't think so. (laughter) >> jon: we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ,x+ c4-x!í!í!írg,x-xh0d(#tkid -) (cheers and applause). >> jon: with the third debate out of the way campaign now enters its final phase so we turn to john oliver and aasif mandvi, they've been following the two campaigns. time for the end game. gentlemen, how are you? (cheers and applause) you two have been on the bus with both campaigns. th
KSTS - Noticias Telemundo 48
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Oct 30, 2012
KSTS
Noticias Telemundo 48
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Oct 30, 2012


---nueva pausa pero al regresar, take vo ---en mexico, revelan cifras poco alentadoras sobre el consumo de drogas en el pas.. segment ends federal informo que apesar de las grandes inversiones para la construccion de nuevos centros de rehabilitacion , se reporto un ligero aumento en el consumo de drogas. blanca ---raul torres nos tiene el informe. 00:02 00:15 00:43 00:57 01:04 take pkg cesar ---ahora pasamos al pronostico del tiempo... blanca ---con ariel rodriguez... adelante ariel.. roll weather open take pkg cesar ---pausa comercial pero antes, un avance de domina la accion.. take sot segment ends domina la accion cesar ---adelante ramon. take pkg blanca ---ultima pausa pero al volver, take vo ---le mostramos como hacer un disfraz de halloween con la ropa que usa en su trabajo.. segment ends
SFGTV2 -
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everybody was affected because of that. in mexico, for instance, the variation of time was 1 1/2 meters. as you can see there, when that happened, 3.34, immediately we have different waves. the high of that wave was at about 50 meters but one hour after that in one place we start having waves of 30 meters. a happened in the island of guata after that, 7:00 in the morning we are still having different waves at different places in the coast arriving every 30 minutes and the average high was about 15 meters, which is a lot. another massive effect was that the south american plate jumped over nafka plate, or nafka plate gets down. we moved 3 meters to the west and at the same time we lift up at about 3 meters in certain areas. so navy -- this is very important because in some places where you are supposed to get into with your ships, not any more. so a hydrographic survey, certain port was absolutely mandatory when you have this event. i said to the australian staff, because of that we are closer neighbors right now. here you can see an example that was before the earthquake, the dist
WMAR - ABC2 News at 6PM
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WMAR
ABC2 News at 6PM
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mexico to help restore power. it's helped to clear the outages. they faced a similar scene, clearing a large tree and the broken telephone pole that sent a transformer crashing to the ground. while homeowners felt fortunate the super storm didn't produce the kind of damage you might see from a direct hit, they do miss some common comfort. >> you walk into a room. the first thing you want to do is flip a light on and running water because we're on well here. just your daily showers and running water and flushing the commodes and just that sort of thing that you take for granted. >> reporter: appreciate it but that's not everyone. back live now, you see the big tree along register. a number of power lines. last night five bge trucks showed up but no one to cut the trees to make room for them to make the necessary electrical retears, something we saw during the duratio. certainly they're not happy. anyone out of power probably won't be satisfied until they're returned to normal. >>> everybody, this is our seaed into capital of maryland. this is where we get all of our maryland crabs fro
CSPAN - Capitol Hill Hearings
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Oct 31, 2012
CSPAN
Capitol Hill Hearings
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Oct 31, 2012


and corrupt officials. the film was completed and toward mexico and the human rights watch film festival and will air january 7, 2013 on pbs. he also produced two documentaries examining the dropout crisis and is a previous director of "the american experience, roberto clemente," winner of an award for outstanding television documentary. he has done a number of other things. the question is -- what does vigilance mean at this time of transition, how we get information by newspapers, the changes in reporting. what does it mean? what should it mean in this context? what does it mean particularly for the kinds of reporters that you have most recently made this film about who are covering very difficult stories where there is real risk involved? >> from my perspective, as a documentary filmmaker, i do not know i would consider myself a journalist in the traditional sense. i think i have a slightly different set of challenges. a traditional journalist has to be factually accurate -- like that, but that is a point of departure to make something larger. i do not always get there. for me, vigila
LINKTV - Democracy Now! Special
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Oct 31, 2012
LINKTV
Democracy Now! Special
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Oct 31, 2012


516 million tons per year from its headwaters in minnesota all the way to the gulf of mexico. along the great length of this river, the process of deposition sometimes causes serious problems. if bars build up in important areas of navigation, they can disrupt shipping and regional commerce. in the industrial corridor between new orleans and baton rouge, lies one of north america's most important navigational routes. in order to keep the river open to the many ocean-going vessels which use it year-round, the united states army corp of engineers must continually grapple with the forces of nature. one frequent trouble spot lies just south of baton rouge in a stretch of the river called red eye crossing. here the river tends to deposit sediment, threatening to close the channel to deep-water ships. a detailed study of red eye crossing is currently underway at the army corps' waterways experiment station, or wes, in vicksburg, mississippi. tom pokrefke is chief of the river engineering branch and heads the red eye investigation. the problem that we're studying on the red eye crossing is
MSNBCW - Jansing and Co.
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Oct 31, 2012
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Oct 31, 2012


the u.s. from mexico when their suv got stuck on top of the border fence in arizona. the men were trying to use a makeshift ramp to drive over that wall. border patrol agents found the vehicle. the men inside ran back to mexico. >>> it will be a parade of giants this afternoon in san francisco for the world series champions. the san francisco giants swept the detroit tigers in four games. the team's second title in three years. >>> and think you have a great pumpkin this halloween night? a washington state man carved his pumpkin to be a portable version of the tetris video game. he carved the grid, loaded it up with l.e.d. lights and you can actually play the game. the pumpkin's stem is the joy stick. >>> tallying up the damage from superstorm sandy, cnbc's jackie deangeles is here with what's moving your money and even the initial numbers are staggering. >> reporter: that's exactly right. ihs global insight saying the superstorm could end up costing about $20 billion in property damage and $30 billion in lost business and those figures could be elevated when you account for flood damage
MSNBCW - Andrea Mitchell Reports
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Oct 31, 2012
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Andrea Mitchell Reports
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Oct 31, 2012


is thriving. >> is new mexico in play if you have the super pac restore our future. >> we were happy for them to spend money but there's no way that's in play and no way it's not going to be democratic. >> popular republican governor susana martinez. >> the president has strong support across the state not only from the latino community but people across the state. >> finally pennsylvania, there's a lot of talk out of pennsylvania that senator bob casey is in some difficulty, that pennsylvania is closer than it should be from a democratic perspective. >> for any of these states mitt romney has been trying to compete in ohio, trying to -- it's been hard nut for that campaign to crack. they haven't been able to. now they're playing this bluffing game of trying to expand the math. our belief is the math is set. same states we've been talking about. no way i will dye my hair black and wear a fake mustache if they win pennsylvania, michigan or new mexico. these are not states we're concerned about. of course we're on the ground, competing for every vote but this is a bluff by the romney team. >> w
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engagement from the japanese nuclear reactor, be it haiti, turkey, be it mexico, be it honduras, new orleans, and hopefully we prepare for something that will never happen in the bay area. and that's what you do today. again, the great tragedy to me, the great tragedy would be if we have capabilities each of us can offer and we don't bring them to bear on the game. so i thank you and congratulate you on the difference you are making, the partners, learning the communications, learning how to be where you have to be. our responsibilities, every one of you out there, what will you do when that tap on the shoulder comes? what will you do when your pager goes off? what will you do if you hear all of a sudden los angeles has been hit by a 6.7. what will los angeles do if they hear san francisco has been hit by a 7.2? what will we do, where will you be, all those people who work for you, do they know their azuped place, do they know where to go? do we in the military understand your roles and responsibilities? do we understand how to integrate into your chain of command? do we understand ho
KPIX - CBS Morning News
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Oct 31, 2012
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CBS Morning News
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Oct 31, 2012


are trying to figure what sickened 200 people near an industrial complex in new mexico. the release of an unknown hazardous material forced evacuations. victims described a burning sensation on their skin. initial tests did not reveal anything in the air. >>> a yacht order by the late steve jobs was finally launched this week a little more than a year after the apple founder's death. the french designer who built the yacht revealed on tuesday it launched the ship near amsterdam. the vessel follows job's design request. >> disney owns "star wars." revealed plans for more "star wars" films. they paid $4 million giving control of "star wars" and indiana jones franchise. >> the "star wars" universe has more than 17,000 characters inhabiting several thousand planets and spanning 20,000 years. this gives disney infinite inspiration and opportunities to continue the epic "star wars" saga. >> which means it ain't over. disney expects to release "star wars" episode 7. followed by episodes 8 and 9. they will have theme parks, attractions and tv shows. the miami heat kicks off the nba opener.
WMAR - ABC2 News Good Morning Maryland 5AM
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ABC2 News Good Morning Maryland 5AM
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for help from what turns out now to be 14 states from as far away as texas, new mexico, oklahoma, all those utilities are responding by sending help here. many of them are here now. we still have more coming, and they'll be helping us with the restoration effort. as a result, once the storm cleared yesterday morning, we could really get out and really start to make fast progress. >> that may surprise a lot of your customers seeing you out there responding as you did. we're looking at 86,000 still without power this morning. what's going on today? are we just going in a block-by- block method, going in and just doing what we can to get the lights back on? >> yesterday we were able to get all but two of our substations back and that's the backbone of your system. we had some critical customers, obviously that we had to get back. now today we'll be moving into working from the largest outages to the smaller ones, getting into the neighborhoods. i expect later today when we finish our damage assessment we'll be able to give a little bit more information on how long the total restoration will ta
FBC - Lou Dobbs Tonight
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Oct 30, 2012
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Lou Dobbs Tonight
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Oct 30, 2012


in his death as well. one is now in custody. three others remain at large, suspected of being in mexico. chicago, th murder capital of this country has officially surpass last year's murder rate, and there are still two months remaining. so far four under and 36 people the been killed in chicago, that compares to 435 homicides recorded in all of last year. the chicago sun-times keeping a running tally on the shootings in homicides, and, as you can see, there are very few areas that had been speared the violence. a new poll shows 46 percent of california voters, 46 percent have considered leaving the state altogether. among the top three reasons given, 33 percent said california's high cost of living. 20 percent blamed the business climate. 14 percent said taxes. something to consider as californians get ready to vote on of $50 billion tax hike next week. the coast guard continues to search the atlantic ocean for the captain of the hms bounty, a replica of the 18th-century tall ship that sank during hurricane sandy of the north carolina coast yesterday. the coast guard able to rescue 14
CSPAN - Capitol Hill Hearings
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CSPAN
Capitol Hill Hearings
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of a wall that should be built on the southern border with mexico. do you still feel that this is the way to go? >> people said we cannot build a wall. i said, i would get down to the tinker toys and show them. i put together a model and said, this is how we do it. we could build a mile of this per day. this puts aside the argument, that we have 5,500 miles of the great wall of china, but my position is that we do not need 200,000 miles of wall, we just do that until they start going around the end. >> is this a concrete barrier? or a brief explanation? >> when the president ridiculed the wall, he was 600 feet from the fences and the walls and the most down along the border. i would describe this as a kind of concrete system with the foundational trench, and the concrete panels, and if you build the wall up you have to have routes on either side, with the chain-link fence by the border. we are spending $12 billion -- $6 billion per mile. -- $6 million per mile. >> talking about immigration is what we're talking about. president obama -- if you join this trend continuing? >> the most impor
WRC - News4 Midday
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News4 Midday
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, the makeshift ramp they made did not work. the two men inside fled back into mexico with everything in the car. when border patrol agents approached. >> i guess they didn't get the car down. >> now, this is halloween. in light of sandy, many communities have had to change their plans. activities like trick or treating have been postponed or canceled. we have a list of those as well as a way to announce neighborhoods changes at www.nbcwashington.com. there are, though, plenty of festivities going on as planned. police expect the usual heavy flow of pedestrian traffic through georgetown. there are a number of traffic restrictions. tonight, many busy georgetown streets will be cut off to through traffic. they are in place at 6:00 tonight until 4:00 tomorrow morning. >> it's 11:28. coming up at news 4 midday, remembering kennedy's white house chief of staff. how she became an expert of contemporary etiquette. >>> flights still being canceled. when things are expected to get back to normal. >> when the clouds are going to clear out. stay with us, we'll be right back. anncr: washington's revolving d
FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends
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Oct 31, 2012
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FOX and Friends
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Oct 31, 2012


. the suspectsed back to mexico. >> eric: i want the car with me? amazing he made it out of the water alive. a shark taking a bite out of the surfboard and man was pulled under. this is the latest in a string of shark attacks. >> gretchen: was it self defense or all out assault. gene hackman slapped a homeless man. he attacked the actor and the man called police that the hackman beat him up. cops said he acted in self defense and did not arrest him. >> steve: in new jersey, a beach goer spotted a deer that was stuck in the ocean and couldn't get back on the beach because of the barriers of rocks. the guy still went to the water and helped him out. excellent. >> gretchen: coming up. wrath of hurricane sandy not limited to new york and new jersey shores, what will she do to massachusetts? we'll take you there live after the break. >> the president promised federal help but should the feds be involved at all. do the governors need the president and waington to intervene. charles is next. stay top of mind with customers? from deals that bring them in with an offer... to social media promotions
CSPAN2 - U.S. Senate
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U.S. Senate
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as we knew it changed. mexico crashed, and something very strange happened. within three days markets in hong kong, india, hungary, poland crashed. we weren't expecting this, and we most certainly did not understand what mechanism was in place that was causing world emerging markets to crash just because mexico crashed. and, you know, when economists can't understand something, we give it a special name. we call it an anomaly. [laughter] when asia crashed a few years later in '97, we truly understood that something was different because it dragged down every emerging market in the world, and hence since this nasty animal, this contagion in the system, what we call fear now, if one emerging market gets hit, money was being pulled out of every single emerging market blindly regardless of the reasons of the initial crash. and at this juncture most developed countries and rich countries and markets were relatively safe from this contagion. this was short lived. as you all well know, late 2007 we crashed, and we infected the entire world. this was a domestic crash beginning in the housing
CSPAN2 - U.S. Senate
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U.S. Senate
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are getting your take on this and we will go to john next in mexico. a democratic caller. go ahead, john. >> caller: hello. yeah. good morning, c-span. it's always a great honor to be on c-span. you quoted the ipcc report. i studied this in geology last year and wrote a report. those are the top scientists in the world. they use words like a mac with a plea, climate change is rarely used, words like absolutely the climate change has been used. 95-degree present uncertainty the planet has been changed. i drive a ford in the festival great mustangs and i'm driving a truck now, pickup truck, and i like driving, i like the freedom of driving and i want to be a hypocrite here because climate change is real and you can ignore it. it's not going to go away. you think and act of god it's not planned to change it. the top scientists in the world agree on that report the ocean level was rising, climate change is real. yes, ma'am. >> host: you were talking about you like driving. here's the "the washington times" editorial this is how we conclude global warming in spite of automobile regulations wo
CSPAN2 - Capital News Today
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Oct 30, 2012
CSPAN2
Capital News Today
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and she just turned 14. she had been writing and came back from two weeks in santa fe, new mexico. an educational two weeks for a child. [inaudible] >> if you are not for others, no one will be for you. if you are for others, you will be for you. now or never. i would say the relevancy to you, because giving is probably not something you can afford to do now. you are in a competitive world today. one of the things you should do is hopefully you want to add your own initiatives. at a minimum to improve your stance in the world is to try to find community activities that you can get back to to distinguish your resume from the next person. it is people like me are getting resumes every day in this difficult economic environment. from high class standing people. 800 sats, they are looking for jobs. what you have to do is find a hook on your resume and show a high sense of community service. when i interview people, basically, the desire and commitment to be the best, a strong work ethic. here i am introducing a legend. you know, the legends do something different. you know, these are

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